HB 7938

House·10th Congress·Filed Sep 12, 1996

An Act to Abolish the Prescriptive Period for Actions to Annul Marriages Celebrated Before the Enactment of the Family Code, Amending for the Purpose Article 39 of the Family Code

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Bella Angara-Castillo
RepresentativeBellaflor "Bella" Angara-Castillo
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An Act to Abolish the Prescriptive Period for Actions to Annul Marriages Celebrated Before the Enactment of the Family Code, Amending for the Purpose Article 39 of the Family Code

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